https://www.lewrockwell.com/2021/07/bill-sardi/jab-remorse/

Jab Remorse (not enough Vitamin B1???)

Are we looking at symptoms of a viral infection or a vitamin deficiency?

COVID-19 patients exhibit manifestations of cardiovascular disease as evidenced by raised troponin levels (31.6% of severe COVID-19 patients) and a drop in ejection fraction (less blood being pumped by the heart).

A thiamine-B1 deficiency can result in elevated troponin levels (troponins are proteins in heart muscle that regular muscle contraction) and a decline in ejection fraction.

In response to the need for wound healing the body makes Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF), which is a hallmark sign of COVID-19 severity, and is considered a more important indicator of COVID-19 severity than D-dimer. VEGF promotes blood coagulation (clots).

Yet beriberi, the disease that emanates from a deficiency of vitamin B1, also can elevate VEGF levels, misleading doctors to think they are staring at a cardiovascular disease emanating from a virus.

These symptoms arise 3-25 days following initial vaccination. Another reports states: “The most striking initial test finding are highly elevated D-dimer levels.”

The chart below reveals the survival problem as D-dimer levels rise.

The zinger: Is it really a virus that is causing your symptoms?

Almost a third of recovered COVID-19 patients return to the hospital within five months and 1 in 8 die. Inexplicably prolonged symptoms, largely affecting the nervous system, persist among many thousands of patients. This has been called long-haul COVID, “our next national health disaster.”

Symptoms include but are not limited to fatigue, shortness of breath, cough, loss of sense of smell or taste (and hunger), muscle pain (calf muscle), vomiting, crying, fever, constipation, numbness in extremities, burning feet (at night), fast heart rate (tachycardia), loss of reflexes, sweating, foot drop, seizures, coma, and mental confabulations and impairment.

These symptoms of Long-COVID are the very same symptoms of vitamin B1 (thiamine) deficiency.

Since thiamine levels are very low in the blood and urine levels are not reliable, thiamine deficiency should be confirmed by an enzyme (transketolase) activity.

Unlike all other corona cold viruses, or any viruses, COVID-19 is claimed to produce the very same symptoms as beriberi, a frank vitamin B1 deficiency. Inexplicably, COVID-19 poses a threat to the entire nervous system. B1 deficiency can produce venous thrombosis, blood clots in veins.

The provision of 200 milligrams of intravenous vitamin B1 (thiamine) in the ICU daily has achieved a 75% reduction in absolute risk for mortality among hospitalized patients. B1 therapy reduced risk for thrombosis (blood clots) by 81%!

Recurrence of COVID-19 following vaccination is explained by thiamine B1 deficiency.

this very interesting.